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Ch. 1 The relationship between trust and community recognition 9
Ch. 2 Norms within families, or the family community 50
Ch. 3 The limits of community and the role of autonomy 97
Ch. 4 Reaching the limit : granting insiders and outsiders rights 122
Ch. 5 The family as "little commonwealth" : the role of mimetics 145
Ch. 6 What happens when trust fails? : mimetics in families gone wrong 170
Conclusion 199
Notes 205
Index 285
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Laura Reilly
reviewed Family, Law, and Community: Supporting the Covenant on July 16, 2013
Family, Law, and Community
Fourth edition. Read this in preparation for an upcoming job/career shift. Many of the chapters were exactly what I needed which was an introduction to the basic topics of child abuse and family violence. Of particular helpfulness was the discussion of the role of professionals in this field.
Some parts of the book were repetitious and relied heavily on citing statistics that were either discounted in the next paragraph, did not make sense, or were generally ineffective in furthering an understanding of the subject. Also, and somewhat conversely, some topics felt a bit overgeneralized which may be a commentary about more of what I was in search of versus a fault on the part of the writer.
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